OffAir Podcast

In this episode, we sit with Tosin Olaseinde, finance expert and founder of Money Africa, to unpack Nigeria’s new tax law set to take effect in 2026 and what it truly means for young Nigerians both working for companies at home and abroad. From income brackets and digital remittances to side hustles and foreign earnings, Tosin breaks down the real-life impact of the new policy in simple, relatable...

In this episode, we sat down with the Queen of Afrobeats herself — Tiwa Savage — for an unfiltered conversation about her journey, growth, what truly drives her and her truth about the salon drama with Seyi Shay. From music and motherhood to fame and faith, Tiwa opens up like never before. Tune in for real talk from one of Africa’s biggest global icons. #OffAirWithGbemiAndToolz #Tiwasavage

In this episode, Seyi Shay gets real about her journey,her music career, life beyond the spotlight, and her much-talked-about history with Tiwa Savage. She also opens up about motherhood, personal growth, and everything in between. From stardom to stepping away from the limelight, Seyi Shay shares untold stories, lessons learned, and what’s next for her. Tune in for an honest, unfiltered conversat...

In this episode, we dive into the debate about how Nigerians are perceived and treated overseas.  From cultural clashes and stereotypes to real-life experiences of Nigerians living abroad, we unpack whether the “badly behaved” label is fact, fiction, or simply gist. Tell us your opinion and don't forget to hit the subscribe button  #OffAirWithGbemiAndToolz #Nigeriansabroad

From the rise of skits to the future of stand-up comedy, we delved into it all with bovi. In this episode, Gbemi and Toolz sit with one of Nigeria’s greatest comedian to unpack the big questions: ✔️ Has the rise of skit-making changed the comedy game? ✔️ What does the future look like for stand-up comedy? ✔️ And why we have less female stand-up comedians? You’re about to listen to a conversation t...

Society often tells us to “forgive and forget” but is it really that simple?  In this episode, we talked about the expectations placed on people to move on quickly after being hurt, and the pressure to always make peace, especially within families. From the unspoken rule of automatically forgiving siblings, to the cultural weight of keeping things “cordial” no matter what, we explore the fine line...

🎶Was there ever a time when Nigerian music felt better than now? In this episode of our podcast, we dive deep into “The Sweetest Era of Music in Nigeria”, a nostalgic and critical look at the different eras that have shaped the industry into the powerhouse it is today. From the Afrobeat revolution spearheaded by Fela Kuti, Nigerian music has always been a cultural force. We also revisit the Hip-H...

We tackle religious leaders who fixated with prosperity preaching. Full video on YouTube!

Can Nigerians still afford Nigerian designers and stylists?  In this episode, we dive into the hot debate around fashion, affordability, and culture in Nigeria! We’ve got popular designer Tubo and celebrity stylist The Style Infidel sharing their thoughts on: ✔️Why Nigerian fashion has become premium (and if it should stay that way) ✔️ The real cost of creativity vs. affordability ✔️Nigerian fashi...

We talked about everything we missed while we were away, from the messy divorce, surrogacy discussion, etc just to show that your favorite duo is back right where we started! Watch, share your thoughts and tell a friend to tell a friend, 'SHE"S BACKKKKKKKKK!" #OffAirWithGbemiaAndToolz

In this episode of Off Air with Gbemi & Toolz , we talk all things Apple in Nigeria — from spotting unauthorized or stolen devices to buying the real deal. Joined by Layi Wasabi and Kolawole Ogunwumi from Redington (Apple’s official distributor), we share tips, red flags, and real-life stories you don’t want to miss. Stay informed. Buy Authorized.